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HWARE GAZETTE
t
JËJ&
AND
Peninsula Advertiser.
rntNl LU AM) i'LÜLlSlîi!) BY WILLIAM A. MtLLElt, No.». HIGH S I'U^EiT, JiETWKRN A1ARKKT AND KING STKKETS.... WILMINGTON.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 52, 1817.
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VOL. IV.
\n. 94.
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Conditions of this Paper.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE is ppb
MSIIEt) TWICE A WEI
, AT FIVE nOLI.AHS
A YEAR, FAYABI.E SIX MONTHS I V ADVANCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted
TITREE TIMES, AT ONE DOLLAR A SQUARE
AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS FOR EVERY !
Payment to
MADE AT THE TIME WHEN THE ADVER TISE
DC
CEED1NO INH1
lTION.
Bl.
MEN TS ARF LEFT AT THE OTFJ
LIGATION.
ICT N*PAPER DISCONTINUED UNtJIA
ALL ARREARAGES ARE RAID,
FOU PUB
!
gentlemen
are authorised to receive sub
scriptions ami money for the
Delaware Gazette :
Dover — JIv. John Han to re.
Smyrna —Ur. h njamin I'oombc.
George Town, Del _ Mr. James An
derson.
Cantwell's Dridge — Mr. David IVil
eon. Jan.
Milford — Mr. Peter Robinson.
Lewes Town— Hr. George Dowers.
Mew l asile —James lloidh.Jr. Est,.
Laurel —Mr. Ephraim Collins.
Uliton, Mil .—Tobias Uudnlph , E si,
Other aj i» -influent.» will speedily
be in aile.
The followin
< e
To Subscribers.
It is with L'ciiKlnnce that T tut
l-ouipeiltd to »iati-, lliat tlie itmlten
tion of subscribers, in not mokiu.
payment, bus mueii ciiilitn-rnsscti, un.
if ctmli'iucd, will simrtly p'ut an cm
to tins eslnulisiiiiieut. Much ex
pence lias been inunrretl !;y the Etb
t.-r, ami lit- has relied solely on tin
honor sol chm oder id' his subscriber.
tu make sut h [t tymi ids as would enu
bie him to proceed, at least with mot
pleasure and profit than l.e has tiotn .
The business, at best, is perph xm
and when it is added, that payment
are seldom made, our su is.-ribet-s wit
lind no dif'ieuity in J'ceimg uttr situ-.,
tion—in which money is constantly
required, and as constantly not ours
to give. Mij Urclhren, ought them
things so to bel
It is reasonable to request and ex
pect, that all persons, who have th
least w ish For the continuance of th
paper, or iin-lltiution to pay their ar
m. rages, should do it without tie la,'
—It is nothing more than just —an;
it certainly is very necessary —that
»II dues should lie paid —not licit,
year— hut IMMEDIATELY.
DAILY LINE.
Philadelphia & Baltimore
STEAM- H0.il S V STAGES.
By way ot WILMlNfiTÔN b ELKTON.
THE Steam Boat SUPERIOR, Captain
Wm. Milner, and the Steam Boat VESTA,
Capt. J- H. Burns, are in complete order, and
one of them will leave the first wharf above
Marker street, PHIL A DELPHI A, at 3o»clock,
in the afternoon fur Baltimore.
The Stages for the line wiil deliver the pas
sengers on board the Steam Boat New Jersey.
or the Eagle, ai Elkton ; one of these boats
will leave Bowlcy's wharf BALTIMORE,
every afternoon a 5 o'clock for Philadelphia.
All the Engines of this line are skilfully built,
upon the safe principles of Bolton & Watts.
All baggage at the risk of the owner» thereof
Application for passage to be mafic
Captains on board the boats at any timeof' the
day.
the
I'asien-jers received or delivered at Chester
and at Marcus linok. The boat downwards
wilt pass Chester about 5 o'clock, and upwards
»bout 9 o'clock. One boat will leave Wilming
ton every morning a; half past 6 o'clock, for
Philadelphia.
July 16—tD
INutice is hereby given,
That the subscriber intends making
application to the Legislature at their
next session, for a special act to author
tse the sale, (for the benefit of the heirs)
ol 5 or 6 lots, with the buildings thereon,
in George Town. Sussex County, late
the property of Liston A. Houston, de
ceased.
Shepard Prettyman.
Got< 29—91
Jiobert Porter ,
BOOKSELLER,
Informs the public that he has just
received front
LEE'S
'! E Dir 1. \ 7C ,S l 'O fl K.. YE W VO UK.
dl EUE '<11 SUPPLE
Of the following Vttltmb'c MEDI
CINES, and for sale (only) at his
Store id Wilmington.
DC
Bl.
Hamilton's Worm Destroying Lozeu
trrv.,
rear« past,cured
:omj
An Of îuult'.i.
Among the symptoms attending
bre.ith, etueci-illy *m "
gums f itching in rht •
! epUeptic. fite, .»ml «
n'nnJi'T A ,»,o
loathing Dud, and
tf.V ,>?)(' f«x'tU »
Which have,
thir
immense number
In • #v ry situa*
juuch ai.il how*
joi both
* P
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1 Jaiv.
si
ami fi
ubsii
the
el».
m* -'»re. ..disagreeable
bii.t ..nd
the
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f unhealthy wountenaue
d Hushed
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any * if the above symptonis,»houi
t *o Hamilton*» Won*» Octroy in
uuy attended withs
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r to those aht
bed
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-a. wiil ci!
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tli cadful rlisortlt
tno.si certain r
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It is
tnou .ii.iLut
the mlb.itv ,
t ciiuciik
cd y kt.uv
tu ; aut
lieu iu
>f l is L.ui ; ompl4liu. Particular and
of tlic necessary
struct
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îttltîr
ally ukc tins medicine with eagerness;
ï agreeable taste.
tnn i'1 ■ans Pills.
oh
Tli
piiK K perfectly mild, «
of th
i to be
»I»
at it ai, and of every age.
ptuil to carry off all superfluous
store and a
ii, and there*
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lit
iti v
p*
the
to produce a dree respira*.
Inch aie often of lata I
«.move a cold, if taken
c celebrated for removing habitual cos
the stomach, and
id oit'.ht to be taken by all persons ou
im
I uence...
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•re I lead ache,
.
Uungc of climate.
ihuiudou s i.me L'i Extract iff'
Mustard.
ietlv lor rlieumatistm, gout, palsy,
ffvvd!iu«>s, olil strains, ami rd ik i
and we.tknchb of die iv.ct, of the side,
frozen limbh, and every similar
Jt prevent» cJiiiblaillH, ur chopped liaiids, and
of getting wet or damp in the feet.
Lo ion.
A safe and effectual re
:
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Ilf, iWfllftl /
■iiciliiit;
•So reiebrated amonptite fashionaide throughout Europe.
.ruin vorrusive .»ml repellent minerals, v the basi» clfotlier 1
thns) and of »mparallclcd ellicacy in rcuiovio«* hlemifh-so
the face and skin, fr ckles, pimples inflammatory redness
-crufs, taters, ringwonns, Minhurns, prick ley Itea/, cU
Hit Persian i.otion operates mild'y, without impeding ch
natural inseiu>ibU jjersniration, wlnoh is euficntial to iicaltl;.
yclita eifee » ..te speedy and permanent, rendering the skin
delicately soft and 'iuoulh, and i '.iprovinp the complexion.
'i Hi 4 JJdMAb A L,il J SALVE,
iestoraiice Powder for the 'Veil
and Hums.
,
Thi.
»lent prepdr.itInn romfnits and
ivc» the e. autel frotn decay, and
rliinp all theacru
»them the
fli'
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•
W»
til
tll,t
, stillem! to Accumulate,
er LUI» tô i
id
jure and tiitally ruin them.
ti tv;
•• >irimd l'est iniilive.
Iff recommended ai
Invaluable medicine for the
;of the various complaints
off, juvcnUc imlweivtiun-.
; to tue- «Tbii.stiuition, the
intoxication, or any othei
speed) relief and permanent c
jilting Loth dissipated pka>
climates unfiivoia
frequei
le
Immoderate use of
-, Ute unskilful
:t»
tip
mercury, th
nus in, it.
It. ait. don's Elixir.
i'Ctllll
accrUui period
of lire, Ivad I yin
Celebrated for the cure of colds, obstinate coughs, asthmas,
.iclûn«* consumptions, and a certain remedy for
JopiUR cough.
i»p
rhe
Hahn's Genuine Eye Waler.
A sovereign reme
Uieetiectoi lutural
■>)
all diseases of the eyes .whether
or of accident.
th-. Iclie Drops
J >' yet discovered which p
.•lief in the tsiofft »cvetr ills
i
s] immediate
i
Lee's i liniment ftr the Itch,
infallible iLiueà
' '"miry'or
Warranted
application, may
it h tu
lants a week old,
any dangerous Ingredient
•anted with that tormenting
hich attends the application of other remedies.
■'.S infallible .igue £.-? Fever .rops,
of ague», remittent, and intermittent fevers.
i«l
n fl
«.a
and n
For the
Holm s true aim genuine e, tr mai i
Corn Plaider.
N. B. At the-f.lare of sale pamphlets may he Iu<' fintis
describing cures |>erfi.nn%J' : Yy tue above medicines; tnc
number, importance and i espfetability of which, fully jus -
tify veery article uf the ad\ ertbement.
•i
\t No. IS«, Market sf. Wilmington.
Tile subscriber has on hand a very
handsome assortment of Stoves, consist
ittg of twelve diffetent patterns, which he
will sell at reduced prices.
He also continues to do all kinds 0 f
Smiih work in the neatest manner.
•Stoves lor Sale
Joseph Izamhert.
Wilmington, Oct. 22—3t
MOTIVE.
THE subscriber wishes to inform bis
friends and the public in general, that he
has now commehced and intends keeping
a complete L!\ LIU bl ABLE, «,. the
town of Smyrna. He assures all iho»el
who may be pleased to favor him wnh;
their custom, that they shall be accom
modated with good and genteel horses,
and every mark of alten«, on which ts
due to such an establishment.
fr til turn Layton .
Smyrna, Sept. 12—• >ct. 1—fit. of
Apples.
Ti e siutseri 'cr wishes to purchase
t quuntiiy of first quality keeping
A VP LUS For Shipping.
Joseph Kohinsou.
W ilmington, Oct. tii —i t
Military Bounty Land.
Gérerai Land Office, 1
fiept. -Zb, 1HI7. f
a
NOTICE.—The lands in the Illinois
Territory, appropriated for bounties fr-r
military services, having been surveyed,
and the surveys received at this office,
he distribution of the said lands, by lot,
agreeably to law, will commence at this
office on the first Monday in October
next.
J he surveys of military bounty lands
in Missouri Territory ate expected in a
tew months, when a similar distribution
will take place, of which timely notice
will be given in the newspapers. Those
"ho wish to locate their warrants in Mis
soni i Territory, nuty send them after the
publication of that notice;.
Every soldier of the laie army who has
received from the Uepmtinrn! of War
land wan ant. or a no ifi" lion that it is
deposited in this office, may obtain a pa
ient by sending to this office the warrant
or notification, first writing on it," Tobe
located in the Illinois Territory, and tin
patent to be sent to the Post Office
»a
at
Signed,
The parents of soldiers who have noti
fied, or ' hall hereafter notify the General
Land Office not to deliver them to their
agents heretofore appointed, will be re
tained, subject to their further order.
Members of Congress who have depo
sited (in this office) soldiers warrants oi
notifications, tnayob'ain patents for them
by sending the receipts v. Iiicli were given
by tile office, and instructions relative to
locating the warrants.
Printers who publish the laws of the
United States will give the above so many
insertions as will amount to ten dollars.
semi a capy of the papers to this office,
ana a hill, receipted ; the money will be
sent by mail.
Jos' it Jfet's.
ï : ;M'ffiae
Concr
mini. - ->r t ' ,
Oct. 1 —
vVcw Store.
JUST opened by the subscriber, at No. 82
ariiet street, W.lniit-gtf-n, next door
ion's tavern, a fresh assortment of DrtV
l.OQDS, viz:—
liest sape ji ne & common cloths,
do!
i
d». casi meres,
India, cambric & domestic muslins,
ih. checks,
Domestic plaids and stripes,
i r i& 6 iginghams, dimities,
'alicnes. vestings, stockings ^
Rimhuzetls. jhmmls. Wc. I'fe.
I'he wliole of which, having been laid in ar th»
present reduced prices, will be sold wholesale oi
• eta'll, very low for cash.
do.
David Tatum.
filli
o. 11th, 1317
—tf.
I
WILL BE SOLD,
At Public ft mine
'
AT the late dwellin ' ouse of Amor
Grubb, of Brandywine hundred, de
ceased, on Thursday the 00th day of
November, inst.
AH the moveable property of the said
deceased, consisting of household and
kitchen furniture, such as beds, bedding,
and eight day clock, tables, chairs, beau
i calls, desk, ten plate »'ovs, looking glas
ses, and sundry other household furni
ture : likewise, horses, cows, young cat
tie, hoi
a oew light wagon, carts,
ploughs harness, geers, a number of
hogsheads, a quantity of hay by the ton:
1,ktWlse 0 Dutch Fan, corn, oat», and
potatoes by the bushel, and a number of
°*her articles too tedious to enumerate,
alsi '' tllc lime of »«rtvritvide of a black boy.
Salc 10 1>t: i; in at 9 o'clock on said day,
when attendance will be given, and con
Unions made known, by
John Bin!,
Thomas Ihtbl),
John Allnitmd,
Nov. 8—4t
Executors.
t 4 OV fcul>
A two , tor - ]}ricU House, and one
glorv „,. ick Store adjoining, situate in
tI)e i own uf New Castle, fronting on De
|>lW|ire #treet OM „ , ol 45 fce , f t(im bv
feu , bat , u . rilc , ot „„ wt..ch 'he b-.uses
stan d, also comprise a yard, (o„ which
arc seVeral out houscs) a g ar( , c . n at)tl
Rrass)ot . Also, a two acre grass lot, »i
((ldte Orange street. The house and
st-.re at » situated in tile most public pan
of the town, being nearly opposite ;1 h<
Umirl I F use and Market House. For
ms, apply to the subscriber at New
ing
1
1
1
I
the
or
ihe
the
Castle.
IV. It. Janvier.
Nov. 5—tf
Dinahs of nur;, description neatly
executed at this OJjicc.
Store to lient
J
ON reasonable terms, in Kennet
Township, Chester County, Pennsylva
nia ; it is in a very public place, and in
a good neighborhood. Possession may
be had iinnitdialaly, by applying to the
subscriber.
William Chambers.
Nov. 12—4t
Notice is hereby Given,
That Stogdon Small has duly* execut
ed to the subscribers an assignment of
all his goods and effects, for the benefit
of his creditors therein named; to whom
his said creditors are requested to apply
Jonas Small,
Jacob !$. Vanilever.
Wilmington, 31st Oct. IS17.
AU Agonis itnù Friends,
Who have been authori <ed by M
•PSney for him
BRADFORD to collect
for advertising and for subscriptions to
the Delaware Gazette, are requested to
make an immediate settlement, and
transmit their statements to him in Wil
mington by the first mail.
Oct 29—tf
Wanted
A smart active boy, about to or If
years of age, to the printing business.
For Sale,
One hundred anil twenty five acres of
valuable landed property, n; ar Milltown
in Mill-Creek Hundred, late thé property
of David Lastblirn. This property from
its present sta'e of cultivation is worthy
the notice of the agriculturalist ; als'
about seventy acres near wliut is termed
the Yellow Springs, in said hundred, and
adjoining the Gap and Newport Turn
«••• ••'hi. h tl'.ct.- IS
11 .
It
water power.
Enquire of
John R. Phillips.
Madison Factory.
Newport, Nov. 5.— law 6w.
Bank of Delaware,
Nov 4, 1817.
The Prusident and Directors of this
Batik have declared a dividend of ten
dollars on each and every share of the
capital stork of the said Ban'. , pavjtbh
to the Stockholders or their legal-repre
sentatives, at any time after the loll
inst.
b
Ft'ward Worn*'!,
CashL-r.
Nov. 5— law3w
For Sale,
of IT. AX and TOW
A quantity
YARN. M the hou«.- of Edward Kents.
I 15, Shipley street, (hilonginu to the l e
male Association for the relief of the
Poor.) It will be sold low for cash.
A Court of Appeal
it
an
TO he held on (Wednesday) the
26th of November, inst. at (lie Conn
House, in the Town of New Castle,
for the County of New Castle, «green
hie to an a<-t of the 1
the Hiale of Delaware, for the better
regulating the 'Tax throughout the
State.
Nov. 1—St
istataee «>5
Journeymen Taylors.
TWO nr three will find immediate
employ, by applying to
John Springer,
No. 45, Market si. Wilmington.
Nov. 15—if
HOIVBKRY.
$ I Oi ) .SU E V* A III ).
On the night oft lie 6th insl. the Union j
the town of New *,v>
l.ii-e Store House, n
Castle, -was broken open and the follow
ing articles stolen, viz:
1 box, containing 15 pieces blue mixed
Silk Camlets,
1 do.containing Bacon's new patent file
machines,
1 Bag of Coffee,
I Leather Fender, stuffed with cork.
The above reward will bu given for
the apprehension of the thief or thieves
and the recovery of the property stolen ;
or fifty th -liars for the apprehension o!
ihe thief or thieves, am! fifty dollars fot
the recovery of the property, ora libera'
reward will he given for any information
that may lead to a discovery of the abe
theft, by the subscribers.
by
job
to
J. & 1 T. Janvitu*.
New Castle, Nov. is—tf
Commercial Bank of Delaware
THE Director» of the Coo mercial
Bank of Delaware in a joint metting,
have this day th ciaret! a dividend ot three
and a half per cent, on the capital slock
for the last six months, which wiil be
paid to the respective Stockholders or
their legal representatives, any day after
the 20ih in at. at Smyrna or Milford, as
the case may be.
By order of the Board.
Kben. Bluckiston,
Cashier.
Nov fi, 1817.
November l5~3t
L< *TS
At Public Sale,
WILL positively be sold on Wednes
day tiie 26th insl. at the house oi Eli
Lamborn, at
LO Ï', siiuaie opposite the Bank oi Dela
ware. bounded by Market, Hanover and
Shipley streets, now occupied liy George
Whitelock. containing 45 feet 6 inches
on Maiket, 117 feel on Hanover, anti 4S
feet 6 inches on Shipley street,
be divided in Lots to suit the purchasers.
A plan will be exhibited, and the condi
tions made known at the time of sale.
Morgan Jones,
'i'llos. A. Sterret.
Ylra k, P. y. a corner
it will
Nov. 15—4t
XUTI'JE.
ALL persons indebted to the F.state of
Martha O'Dot aid. deceased, are desired
to come forward immediately and make
payment and those having claims u
gainst said Estate to exhibit their ac
counts on or before the .st of January
next, for settlement, at which time the
subscriber intends making a final settle
ment of his account with the Register.
John Gordon,
Adm'r of M. O'Donald, dec'd.
Wilmington, Nov. 19—3t
BUILDING LO TS,
To he Sol»! at. Auction.
On Wednesday the 26'h tust at ten
o'clock, at the House of -.ifs. I hn
iu the Borough of Wilmington, wiil
be sold.
us,
A number of valuable Building Lots
fronting on Front street, nearly opposite
Plumley's Tavern, ex'ending b'ti feet
b ick, being also on the Lancas'er Turn
pike, and near the junction of the Balti
more Turnpike.
■
Conditions at Sale, by
David Dickenson.
November 19—3t
J. P. Fair]am 1>,
Auctioneer.
»1
t From tin Enquirer.
Newspaper Postage.
T'he Weekly Uejjistet- proposes to
itltolisli it: 1 lie National Int.-Uigem et
seeouds tlie motion. They contend,
it is, ns it were, a tax upon light ; and
that the repre Motives of h free
people ought not to make their-eon
stituenls pay foe t'ne. mentis of Ibrinint;
an t.piniim of their conduct—that the
press ought to lie free, iiticnihtit
y any regi-lation of the government.
All this is very true ; hut will the
abolition of the pos'nge on newspapers
better effect the object ? will the post
master take the same pains to deliver
the papers, w!)* n the postage is re
moved I Do it i the pap ts now get
safer and sorer into (hi- so! st i-'her's
mast; e receive»
j hands v hen Mn* fünf
*,v> much for each K» !*v»t it ?
'This is tin* <|nc*^»'-n. F^-y them so
mtn-b a gins» in !» 11 of tin 4 pnsingo.
anti you pay ttietn bv t he /oh -u ! not
by litt' piece ; will not thru tin* who!-,
job bt> I'S.'wtilrd worse. 'I bis idea
was thrown out by Mr. John !t uinoljib
some years ngo : ami it nude tut iiti
pression ou me. which i have never
got rid of. Wlmt say you. gentlemen
to il?
()! KRtST.
John C. ('a (.urn's.of S. Carnbtm,
has been appui, 'ltd by
the Pl'cvMlriij.
rl'tiie I nin'il
f 'erethi-y tin
he War T» tartiueut.